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Category: Liver Friendly Recipes

Recipe: Healthy Moon Chili

Liver Friendly Recipes

Karina Reid March 19, 2021

Recipe: Healthy Moon Chili Is there ever a bad time for easy comfort food? Meet the hearty, hot and healthy Moon Chili. The recipe, from Pam Vivan’s cookbook Low Sodium Cooking from the Heart, is not only delicious, but low sodium and cirrhosis-friendly, too.Ingredients: 1 lb lean ground beef 1 […]

Pizza Party

Liver Friendly Recipes

Karina Reid March 20, 2020

Pizza Party Right now, COVID-19 has us all staying home and thinking about our health. Chances are, it might also have the kids (and adults!) feeling a little bored, too. We’ve got a solution for all these challenges right in one recipe! That’s right…it’s time for a PIZZA PARTY! Get […]

Old-Fashioned Baked Apples

Liver Friendly Recipes

Karina Reid August 27, 2019

With autumn right around the corner, we’ve curated an Old-Fashioned Baked Apple Recipe with warm spices like cinnamon and nutmeg for a delicious dessert or decadent snack that’s liver friendly.

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Canadian Liver Foundation

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Dr. Francis Ho was always dedicated to the Stroll for Liver. Last year at the age of 89, Dr. Ho followed COVID protocols by staying home, but still walked 300 paces around his house each day, up to 5,000 paces, total. He did this because he believed in the importance of funding liver research, education and essential liver transplant science. Dr. Ho passed away in February of 2021, but his passion lives on through The Ho's Benevolence Association of BC. This is a group of more than 20 families, who together, work to raise funds and awareness for various causes - with liver health at the centre of their focus. As many of the Ho’s Members are over 75 years old, they tackle the Stroll in their own way - any physical activity counts. Some members walk, stroll through gardens, and move around their houses, while others stretch their arms and minds with Mahjong. Some others take it a step further and pledge to ski, bike and hike their way through the Stroll. Will you join them?This year, we invite you to register yourself and fundraise for vital liver research. The need has never been greater and your involvement will have a massive impact.Although Dr. Ho is no longer with us, his spirit continues. Together, we walk in his honour. We walk for health. We walk for research. We walk for change. Please join us and register as an individual or as a team right now. bit.ly/3yTXdy4 ... See MoreSee Less

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Canadian Liver Foundation posted a video to playlist Meet the Researcher.

4 days ago

As we marked International NASH Day on June 10, we are pleased to share our latest in our Meet the Researcher series with Dr. Giada Sebastiani, one of the founders and members of the Canadian NASH Network (CanNASH). CanNASH is a collaborative organization of health care professionals from across Canada with a primary interest in enhancing understanding, care of, education and research in persons with NAFLD with a vision of best practices for this disease state. cannash.ca/ Dr. Sebastiani is an Associate Professor of Medicine at McGill University, and Clinician Scientist at the Research Institute of McGill University Health Centre in Montreal, Canada. She provides clinical services in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology. She received a medical degree and specialized in internal medicine at the University of Padua, Italy. She had training in clinical and basic research at Harvard Medical School (US), University College of London (UK), University of Bordeaux (France) and Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research (Montreal, Canada). Her work focuses on fatty liver disease, liver fibrosis and non-invasive diagnostic tools in liver disease, with a current focus on at-risk populations, including people living with HIV, diabetics, patients with inflammatory bowel diseases and women with polycystic ovary syndrome. Additionally, she was the Chair of the 1st International Workshop of the Canadian NASH Network in 2021, a joint event with the Single Topic Conference of the Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver. ... See MoreSee Less

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Canadian Liver Foundation

6 days ago

Globally, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is the most common liver disease, affecting 25% of the general adult population. #NASHday #LiverDisease ... See MoreSee Less

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Canadian Liver Foundation

1 week ago

Please join us in sending a massive CLF thank you to Apogee IT Services for donating two iPads as early bird prizes for this year’s Stroll for Liver. If you haven’t done so already, make sure you sign up for the 2021 Stroll for Liver before the July 5 early bird deadline.This year, once you register you can choose your own “Healthy Stroll Activity'' and complete the stroll right in your own community on August 29th! Hundreds of Canadians have already stepped up as we try to fundraise more than ever before. Help us show everybody living with liver disease that they are not alone. Sign up now and secure your chance to win an early bird prize! bit.ly/3yTXdy4 ... See MoreSee Less

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